Minerva
McConico
Kentucky Post, Wednesday, 1 May 1929, page 1
Two 50 gallon stills in operation were alleged to have been found in a house at 215 W Southgate st. Newport, by federal prohibition agents. On the second floor the agents said they found a gallon whiskey.
Mrs. Minerva McConico, negro, was arraigned before Ed Pflueger, US Commissioner, and held under a bond of $500.
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Kentucky Post, Friday, 27 March 1931, page 1
A malicious cutting charge against Minnie McConico, Negro, 226 W Southgate st. Newport, charged with stabbing Felix McCloud, Negro, 626 Saratoga st. Newport, was referred to the grand jury Friday by Judge Alfred G Maybury in Newport Police Court.
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Kentucky Post, Saturday, 20 June 1931, page 1
Criminal cases of those persons indicted this week by the Campbell county grand jury were set for trial Saturday by Judge A M Caldwell in Campbell Circuit Court.
Minnie McConico, malicious cutting.
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Kentucky Post, Monday, 22 June 1931, page 1
Judge Caldwell dismissed the case due to lack of prosecution: Minnie McConico, Negro, Newport, charged with malicious cutting.